mobley was built by don the boy at a cost of twenty five thousand dollars it may look like a hobby a stream project but in fact it's packed with many high tech systems to do science so it's called a house a carpet because it has six motors and six rotors if it's not being told what to do wants to see how we're going to be stable when the air. behind a finish and photos taken from the eye in the sky give scientists a better look at the overall health of the whales a female who has been eating a lot and she spat her whip relative to her link will be different than a female who hasn't eaten very much so we can take just those two measurements and with those two we can get an index of condition index of fat miss for that female peri min says this season many of the northbound lactating female gray whales observed appeared more robust than in previous years data that is important for many reasons will health give scientists a snapshot of the balancing act between food sources natural predators even climate change we're getting to the point now where we really can talk about how climate ch

mobley, a sophomore, says he should have the right to talk about creationism and god in science classs, 'leave all notions about god outside the classroom because science is facts and religion is faith,'" greg glaser, mobley's attorney, told fox40.in december, mobley took his complaint to the school board and asked them to change the policy that prohibits discussing religion in science class. he was turned down."the issue is that the school board is not respecting the constitution," glaser said. "the california constitution as well as the united states constitution."the district says the policy was adopted from the california school boards association's own policy, which states, "philosophical and religious theories are based on faith. such beliefs shall not be discussed in science class." instead, the board says, those subjects can be addressed in social science and language arts curricula.glaser tells fox40 his client isn't fighting to put religion in the science curriculum. he just wants to discuss it in class. (vicki) that was kay recede reporting... a very interesting topic that

recently john durban and the know it's team took mobley to canada to study killer whales. taken from one hundred feet above this video the first of its kind gives scientists a clearer picture of the health of northern resident killer whales in these images the whale on the right appears robust and in good condition while the whale on the left is then and in poor health scientists believe this will later died because it was no longer spotted with its pod. killer whales are important because the competing with this fish would try to understand all the getting enough food as this technology becomes available to more people we're going to see more research is using it safer researches say for the animals i think it's a win win. from an emotional perspective just being able to see these incredibly beautiful species out in their natural environment we'd never be able to do that and we don't have to disturb them to see them but in terms of the overarching story i mean a scientist you can collect data on two things what is and what's changing and it seems like this method allows t

see it they address all the issues you not school because it's the mobley got those see it there on us me get out of it though the lesson is that the cell phones and the that because he has no conscience who are. ill planned then you can assume there will be an electronic or he will plan then you can ask him this software leave it. a water lesson in many said you know they. gather ya sink when take what. nobody knows this time the property of being no longer can really has been removed if you know what has been the most useful thing that we. both will do well and serve the community and is not the most interesting bit about this is you must be pretty committed and. i'm told there's only one. more have come into that in the law. i mean. this is your. last proposed s.k. just make a punning and then he got in so much when. i'm going to a martyr there are hearing cochabamba there are the most of us right now in this thing we want to build we just saw. a citizen network. citizens network is a local version of the internet the kind of digital library. you set up a server. or rig up on to. an

words taken to heart by sheldon ward and jamar mobley. >> why is it different?nt. >> nobody told us don't fight not kwerth worth it. >> it's important. don't make your mom and dad look like this yo. >> what did he tell you? >> he said shake hands. he said we are not leaving until we shook hand. >> he wasn't going to leave. >> what's not to smile about? >> he still won't leave. the teens say he is the big brother they both need. meeting with them at least once a week. >> i was living a nightmare, chasing a dream. >> to help them work through their own thoughts and emotions. >> rhymes and rap music are mutual therapy. >> now youtube changed the whole world. then the whole world think it is cool. do the right thing. >> so you are like the mayor around here? >> not like the mayor. but i think, i think people, you know, people respect, who respects them. >> one thing that you will lose, is your opportunities in life. >> a father of six himself, miller says he just wants to help kids lead better lives. >> once they know some one is paying attention. once they know tha

. >> reporter: like the case of kamiyah mobley, who was snatched from a florida hospital just eight monthsdisappeared. >> in south carolina, we found an 18-year-old young woman. some further investigation revealed fraudulent documents had been used to establish that young woman's identity. >> she was taken by a woman who wanted a baby of her own, who has now been prosecuted for kidnapping. that gives us a glimmer of hope and it proves that miracles do happen. >> reporter: which is why the aisenbergs have worked with the center for years to release eight age progression photos of what sabrina might look like. >> when doing an age progression, we use the family members as reference points for what we think the missing child would look like. >> reporter: for the latest image the couple provided the center with teenage photos of their children monica and william. >> when i line them up side by side, you start to see things like the shape of their eyes, very unique to this family. the length and shape of the nose, and the angle of their mouth when they smile, just the overall shape of the face.

. >> mobley a good idea. -- probably a good idea. happy friday, everybody.th. it is currently snowing in dunsmuir. so of dunsmuir is getting snow, so is mount shasta. we can see some around here as we head into sunday. there has been some light rain in mendocino county. i know bodega bay has had some rain this morning and a little bit is clipping santa rosa. it's hard to pick up, but there will be some. it is assigned the things -- of things to come over the weekend. temperatures are running significantly colder than 24 hours ago. this cold system is digging in ever so slowly. avid does, the days are a lot longer and the angle of the sun will give us some steep laps. it's quite cold here compared to the last 24 hours. 43, fremont. look for partly sunny to mostly cloudy skies. 50s on the highs. upper 50s. i know you've had a couple of minor things, but nothing big. >>> nothing like earlier this week. budget -- by comparison, today's commute is much easier. is taking 30 minutes to drive from the cockiness bridge to the maze. this is a look at the bay bridge to

words taken to heart by sheldon ward and jamar mobley. >> why is it different?fe, so coming from a man made it different. >> nobody told us to stop, to not fight, it's not worth it. >> he said what a father should have said to us. >> it's important, yo. don't make your mom and dad look like this, yo. >> what did he say then? >> shake hands. and at first he wasn't going to shake and thats. we were still mad at each other. he said he was not leaving. >> he was literally going to stand there. >> i was living a nightmare but chasing a dream. >> to help them work through their own thoughts and emotions. rimes and rap music changes it. so you're like the mayor around here. >> no, not the mayor. but i think people respect those who respect them. >> reporter: a father of six himself, miller says he just wants to help kids lead better lives. >> once they know that someone's paying attention, once they know that someone loves them and be there and hold them to account, you know, they'll rise to the occasion. >> reporter: what a difference a little attention makes. >> i ju